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Aunt Patti's Good Cooking: An Anti-Inflammatory Cookbook And Guide, Emma Starkman
Aunt Patti's Good Cooking: An Anti-Inflammatory Cookbook And Guide, Emma Starkman
Honors Theses
The concept for this project is a cookbook full of anti-inflammatory recipes and information about the diet. These include some of my favorite recipes that I have somehow modified to align more with the diet. There are also sections that give readers information about the diet including what the types of inflammatory and anti-inflammatory foods are, tips for eating out, how to stock the pantry, and more.
The Stigmatization Of Eating Disorders Based On Cultures: The South Vs The World, Maria Urbina Turcios
The Stigmatization Of Eating Disorders Based On Cultures: The South Vs The World, Maria Urbina Turcios
Honors Theses
Introduction: Eating Disorders (ED) are a current pandemic affecting boys, girls, men, and women of all ages, races, sizes, and backgrounds. Just in the United States alone, nine percent of the population, or 28.8 million Americans, will have an eating disorder in their lifetime.1 This statistic only takes into account the people who sought help, but there are still millions that go untreated or undiagnosed throughout their lifetime. According to the American Psychiatric Association, ED is defined as behavioral conditions characterized by severe and persistent disturbance in eating behaviors and associated distressing thoughts and emotions.3 Some of the …